Three-rotation operating condition
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The pressure drop due to triple rotation and internal rotation sometimes drops suddenly, accompanied by an increase in the temperature of the waste agent tank; after some time, the pressure drop returns to normal and the temperature gradually decreases as well. It is clear that at this point, the pressure of the fine powder recovered by the three-spinner system is relatively high; a sudden drop in pressure leads to an increase in the amount of flue gas flowing out, which in turn causes the temperature to rise. A decrease in the recovery rate of the three-spinner system will inevitably result in an increase in the dust concentration at the inlet of the flue gas fan. Is the operation of the three-spinner system normal under such conditions?
It often happens that recycled waste materials accumulate in the three-cyclone discharge line, which reduces the area of the channels and thus decreases the amount of flue gas that can pass through. Once this situation reaches a certain extent, the flow of flue gas suddenly increases, disrupting the balance of the cyclones
Not many are switching to quadrotors these days
This situation isn’t a quadruped problem, right?
I know; what I mean is that a four-rotor has better performance and longer lifespan compared to a three-rotor, with fewer problems.
Where does the material for the four rotors come from?